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  • Obtosoway, Indian Chief
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    Portrait of Obtosoway a Native American Ojibwa chief. He wears a yoke with beaded embroidery and a buck skin shirt with fringe, laced at the neck. He wears a headdress with fur and feathers.
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    Indians of North America--Men--1890-1910.; Ojibwa Indians--Men--1890-1910.; Tribal chiefs--1890-1910.; Obtosoway.
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    [between 1890 and 1910?]
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  • Chippaway Chief, Rockaboy, ran away from Canada in 1885
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    Chief Rocky Boy, (Stone Child) Native American Chippewa (Ojibwa), poses in front of a tepee wearing a war bonnet headdress. A nomad leader known for securing reservation land in Montana for the nomadic bands of Chippewa and Cree.
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    Indians of North America--Montana--1870-1880.; Ojibwa Indians--Montana--1870-1880.; Tribal chiefs--Montana--1870-1880.; Rocky boy.
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    1871
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  • Cree Indian in war bonnet
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    Chief Rocky Boy, (Stone Child) Native American Chippewa (Ojibwa), poses in front of a tepee wearing a war bonnet headdress. A nomad leader known for securing reservation land in Montana for the nomadic bands of Chippewa and Cree.
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    Indians of North America--Montana--1870-1880.; Ojibwa Indians--Montana--1870-1880.; Tribal chiefs--Montana--1870-1880.; Rocky boy.
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    1871
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  • Cree Indian girls, Chief Rockaboy's daughter
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    Two Native American Chippewa (Ojibwa) girls, one the daughter of Chief Rocky Boy, (Stone Child) pose beside a tepee wearing wearing dresses with belts, braids and jewelry. Chief Rocky Boy, secured reservation land in Montana for the nomadic bands...
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    Indians of North America--Montana--1870-1880.; Ojibwa Indians--Montana--1870-1880.; Rocky Boy--Family.
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    1871
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  • American Indian Movement
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    View of five Native Americans sitting in an office, Denver, Colorado; Members of the American Indian Movement (AIM), they occupy the regional office of the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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    American Indian Movement--People--1970-1980.; United States. Office of Equal Opportunity--1970-1980.; Indians of North America--Great Plains--1970-1980.; Ojibwa Indians--Colorado--Denver--1970-1980.; Denver (Colo.)--1970-1980.;...
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    1971
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  • Chippewa delegation
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    Studio portrait of North American Indian (Chippewa / Ojibwa) and white men. The men wear suits. Some of the Indians wear beaded or woven sashes and bags, carved peace pipes, leggings, and braids. One of the white men reclines and leans on a cushion...
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    Indians of North America--1860-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--1860-1890.; Calumets--1860-1890.; Clothing & dress--1860-1890.; Warriors--1860-1890.
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    [between 1860 and 1890?]
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  • Little Bee, Chippewa chief
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    Hand colored sitting portrait of a Native American (Chippewa) chief, identified as Little Bee. He wears pants, a shirt, a coat, and a kerchief, and carries a large, decorative pipe in his left hand.
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    Indians of North America--1870-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--1870-1890.; Calumets--1870-1890.; Tribal chiefs--1870-1890.; Little Bee, Ojibwa Chief.
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    [between 1872 and 1890?]
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  • Pug-o-nah-gi-shuck, Hole in the Day, Chippeway Chief, prominent man among the Indians, a great warrior, as was his father-quite intelligent an
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    Seated studio portrait of Pug-o-nah-gi-shuck (Hole in the Day) Native American man and Chippeway (Chippewa, Ojibway) Chief (1825-1868), wearing a jacket, shirt, and necktie, moccasins, loose side hair with a long braid, and a blanket around his...
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    Indians of North America--1850-1860.; Ojibwa Indians--1850-1860.; Tribal chiefs--1850-1860.; Hole in the Day.
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    [1858 or 1859]
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  • Chippewa, James Desjarias, makes phone call
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    A Native American (Chippewa) man, identified as James Desjarias, sits in a phone booth making a call. He wears moccasins, pants, a fringed jacket, and a headband. He holds a rifle in a scabbard between his legs.
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    Indians of North America--1960-1970.; Ojibwa Indians--1960-1970.; Clothing & dress--1960-1970.; Telephone booths--1960-1970.; Desjarias, James.
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    1964
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  • Consolidated Chippewa Agency
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    An elderly Native American (Chippewa) woman and "local leader" instructs a young woman "in the ancient tribal craft" of quillwork as the two sit on a blanket at the agency in Minnesota.
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    United States. Office of Indian Affairs. Consolidated Chippewa Agency--1900-1930.; Indians of North America--Minnesota--1900-1930.; Ojibwa Indians--Minnesota--1900-1930.; Quillwork--Minnesota--1900-1930.; Aged persons--Minnesota--1900-1930.;...
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    [between 1900 and 1930?]
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  • Chippewa squaws, wild rice gatherers
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    View of three Native American (Chippewa) women and an infant in a canoe, Minnesota. They appear to be landing the boat and are identified as wild rice gatherers.
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    Indians of North America--Minnesota--1870-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--Minnesota--1870-1890.; Minnesota--1870-1890.; Canoes--Minnesota--1870-1890.; Foraging--Minnesota--1870-1890.; Infants--Minnesota--1870-1890.; Women--Minnesota--1870-1890.
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    [between 1872 and 1890?]
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  • Me-shaw-ke-ke-shick (Sky down to the Earth) young Chippewa brave
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    Hand colored sitting studio portrait of a Native American (Chippewa) man, identified as Meshawkekeshick (Sky down to the Earth). He has a blanket around his waist, a long sleeved shirt, and plumage in his hair.
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    Indians of North America--1870-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--1870-1890.; Clothing & dress--1870-1890.; Sky Down to the Earth.
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    [between 1872 and 1890?]
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  • Chippewa chief
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    Hand colored sitting studio portrait of an unidentified Native American (Chippewa) chief. He wears pants, a fur piece around his shoulders, a medal, and plumage in his hair. He carries a war club in his hands.
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    Indians of North America--1870-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--1870-1890.; Clubs (weapons)--1870-1890.; Clothing & dress--1870-1890.; Tribal chiefs--1870-1890.
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    [between 1872 and 1890?]
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  • Consolidated Chippewa Agency, Minnesota, a bark house
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    View of a Native American lodge (Chippewa) made entirely of bark on the Consolidated Chippewa Agency in Minnesota.
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    Indians of North America--Minnesota--1900-1930.; Ojibwa Indians--Minnesota--1900-1930.; Minnesota--1900-1930.; Lodges--Minnesota--1900-1930.
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    [between 1900 and 1930?]
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  • Chippewa warrior
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    Hand colored sitting portrait of an unidentified Native American (Chippewa) warrior. He wears a blanket around his waist, a jacket over a shirt, shells around his neck, a bandeau with feathers, and holds a pipe in his left hand.
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    Indians of North America--1870-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--1870-1890.; Clothing & dress--1870-1890.; Warriors--1870-1890.
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    [between 1872 and 1890?]
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  • Mah-nee-do-ke-shick (Spirit of the Skies), Chief Cass lake band
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    Hand colored sitting portrait of a Native American (Chippewa) man, identified as Mahneedokeshick (Spirit of the Skies). He wears pants, a blanket around his waist, a long sleeved shirt and plumage in his hair.
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    Indians of North America--1870-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--1870-1890.; Clothing & dress--1870-1890.; Spirit of the Skies.
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    [between 1872 and 1890?]
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  • Mah-jie-way-we-dung (Rattling Runner), Chippewa chief
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    Hand colored sitting portrait of a Native American (Chippewa) man identified as Mahjiewaywedung (Rattling Runner). He wears a jacket, shoulder length hair, and holds a rifle in his right hand.
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    Indians of North America--1870-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--1870-1890.; Tribal chiefs--1870-1890.; Rattling Runner.
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    [between 1872 and 1890?]
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  • Kish-te-taw-wag, (The cut ear), Chippewa brave
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    Hand colored sitting studio portrait of a Native American (Chippewa) brave identified as Kishtetawwag (The Cut Ear). He wears a blanket around his waist, a long sleeved shirt, a kerchief, braids, and a feather in his hair.
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    Indians of North America--1870-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--1870-1890.; Clothing & dress--1870-1890.; Warriors--1870-1890.; Cut Ear.
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    [between 1872 and 1890?]
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  • Ah-ah-bed-way-we-dung (Forever Noisy), Chief Sandy Lake Chippewas
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    Hand colored standing studio portrait of a Native American (Chippewa) chief identified as Ahahbedwaywedung (Forever Noisy). He wears a blanket around his waist, a long sleeved shirt, a kerchief, and head adornment. He holds a pipe in his hands.
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    Indians of North America--1870-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--1870-1890.; Clothing & dress--1870-1890.; Tribal chiefs--1870-1890.; Forever Noisy.
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    [between 1872 and 1890?]
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  • Ah-kei-wen-sie (The Old Man), Chippewa chief
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    Hand colored sitting studio portrait of a Native American (Chippewa) chief, identified as Ahkeiwensie (The Old Man). He wears pants, a jacket, a medal, a pouch, a kerchief, and a head piece.
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    Indians of North America--1870-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--1870-1890.; Clothing & dress--1870-1890.; Tribal chiefs--1870-1890.; Old Man.
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    [between 1872 and 1890?]
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  • Domestic life, Chippewa Indians
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    Hand colored outdoor portrait of a Native American (Chippewa) woman and child. The woman wears a long skirt, a shirt, and a blanket around her shoulders. The child is tightly wrapped in a cradleboard.
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    Indians of North America--1870-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--1870-1890.; Cradleboards--1870-1890.; Infants--1870-1890.; Mothers & children--1870-1890.; Women--1870-1890.
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    [between 1872 and 1890?]
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  • Chippewa wigwams, constructed of Birch bark
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    Hand colored view of a Native American (Chippewa) Birch canoe and a wigwam constructed of Birch bark. The canoe is face down in the foreground, and the wigwam's entryway is covered with a blanket. The sail portion of a sailboat is visible on the...
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    Indians of North America--Arts & crafts--1870-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--Structures--1870-1890.; Canoes--1870-1890.; Wigwams--1870-1890.
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    [between 1872 and 1890?]
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  • Chippewa Indians making birch canoes
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    Hand colored view of two Native American (Chippewa) men constructing a Birch bark canoe in Minnesota. One completed canoe rests on the ground near the men, and a child stands in the doorway of a Birch bark wigwam.
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    Indians of North America--1870-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--Minnesota--1870-1890.; Minnesota--1870-1890.; Canoes--Minnesota--1870-1890.; Handicraft--Minnesota--1870-1890.; Wigwams--Minnesota--1870-1890.
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    [between 1872 and 1890?]
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  • Mah-Je-Gah-Bo (He Looks Well Standing)
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    Head and shoulders studio portrait of a Native American (Chippewa) man, identified as Mahjegahbo (He Looks Well Standing). He wears a blanket around his shoulders, a fur piece, braids, and plumage in his hair. A pipe tomahawk rests in the crook of...
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    Indians of North America--1870-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--1870-1890.; Headdresses--1870-1890.; Clothing & dress--1870-1890.; He Looks Well Standing.
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    [between 1872 and 1890?]
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  • Scene at Indian payment, - Odanah, Wis.
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    Four Native American (Chippewa) men and a young boy pose on a grassy field in Odanah, Wisconsin. Birch bark wigwams are behind them.
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    Indians of North America--Wisconsin--Odanah--1870-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--Wisconsin--Odanah--1870-1890.; Odanah (Wis.)--1870-1890.; Boys--Wisconsin--Odanah--1870-1890.; Wigwams--Wisconsin--Odanah--1870-1890.
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    [between 1872 and 1890?]
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  • Indian children, Port Coldwell, Ontario, Canada
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    View of a group of Native American Chippewa (Ojibway) children dressed in Euro-American clothing;shows straw hats on the boys and scarfs on the girls.
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    Indians of North America--1900-1910.; Ojibwa Indians--1900-1910.; Boys--1900-1910.; Children--1900-1910.; Girls--1900-1910.
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    1904
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    Chippewa Indians
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    Chippewa Indians
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    Chippewa Indians
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    Chippewa Indians. Acculturation
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    Chippewa Indians. Legends
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    Indians. Dances. Sun
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    Indians. War bundles
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    Potawatomi Indians
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    Landes, Ruth 1908
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